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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1965
Page
2
Mayor Louis G Frey and Chief Ray A Chapin argue for four additional patrolmen and several desk clerks to bring Norwalk police strength toward an ideal level. They cite a 48 hour week and budget gaps, with funding options via property tax or income tax rejected by voters.
Obituaries detail the deaths of Mabel E. Locke 83 of Edgewater Florida Romanians born Adrian Vantu 66 of Willard and others in the Norwalk area. They list survivors including spouses children and siblings and note funeral home services and burial plans. William Horning is identified as Norwalk carpenter and coroner rules death by own action with a Monday service.
The Norwalk Reflector lists circulation areas in Ohio and pricing for mail and carrier subscriptions. It notes delivery regions including Norwalk Milan Monroville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and surrounding rural areas with annual rates for in state and out of state subscribers.
Dorothea Liles of Collins Road filed a 2500 suit in Huron County Common Pleas Court against the City of Norwalk and The Fashion Shoppe owners Harry and Jay H. Berezin. She claims she slipped on a defective sidewalk in front of the shop at 9 15 a m on April 11 1963, causing a fall and damages.
Arnold Caskey 21 of 214 East Main Street faced petty larceny charges after Mrs. Gary Greene reported $14 missing from her home following a visit by Caskey and his wife. Police stated he admitted taking the money and was released without bond to appear in Mayor's Court.
Hospital reports Mrs Marian Timbs and multiple newborns and discharges. Police log notes two business doors found open and a license warning for a reckless driver. Rotary Club to hear security talk. local thefts and a bicycle report headlined with court action. Public notices announce executors and administrators for several estates in Norwalk and Willard.
New London volunteer firemen battled a five acre grass fire Friday on Chenango Road. A spark from the Akron Canton & Youngstown Railroad engine ignited dry grass on Lewis Tucker’s farm. Fire crews received the call at 1 p.m. and kept flames from spreading beyond about five acres.
Marvin G. Koch son of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin K. Koch of Bellevue departs Key West on April 1 for a four month cruise with the U S Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. He serves on the submarine USS Grenadier which will assist anti submarine training and support U S and NATO units in the region.
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